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renovate

verb

To repair or improve an old or damaged building or object.

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The volunteers planned to renovate the unused room before opening it to visitors.
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An amateur furniture group hoped to reopen a dilapidated workshop whose cracked windows, peeling surfaces, and damaged cupboards showed years of neglect. The members planned to renovate the building before inviting new participants inside.
From A Workshop Worth Reopening.

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This entry is part of the vocabulary collection supplied by GlobalRPh. Definitions are concise study meanings. Examples combine original teaching sentences with selected passages adapted from the supplied study notes; their source is labeled beside each example. A word may have additional specialized or historical senses.

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Source study sections: 7, 13.

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